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Hy!everyone been foolished by propsavvy we should take legal action against them.This is unacceptable that somebody can make people waist £4000.00.0
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Hy!everyone been foolished by propsavvy we should take legal action against them.This is unacceptable that somebody can make people waist £4000.00.
A couple of English phrases for you.
1) A fool and their money are easily departed
2) You can't con an honest person.
Write the money off, chances are you would have lost it somewhere else.
Learn to accept that when it comes to buying and selling property, each £1000 is fought over by the vendor and buyer till a price is agreed.
No vendor is ever going to give you a deal of a lifetime because you have paid £4k to a third party.0 -
Dear all I am facing the same and victim of this scam, can you please guide me through this and advice how to get the money back.0
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Hi all!
I am currently in the same position with Propsavvy. The reason why I signed up is because there was a signed contract and a money back guarantee that is of course admissible at court should anything go wrong.
I am taking steps to expose them in the media, I believe that we may not receive our money back but we should all come together to take them down. They should not be in business.
#⃣Propsavvy£4000Scam
let's do this.0
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